European Patent Office

T 0343/02 (Scanning system/PRIMAX) du 20.01.2003

Identifiant européen de la jurisprudence
ECLI:EP:BA:2003:T034302.20030120
Date de la décision
20 janvier 2003
Numéro de l'affaire
T 0343/02
Requête en révision de
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Numéro de la demande
93918513.8
Classe de la CIB
H04N 1/00H04N 1/32
Langue de la procédure
Anglais
Distribution
Distribuées aux présidents et aux membres des chambres de recours (B)
Téléchargement
Décision en anglais
Versions JO
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Autres décisions pour cet affaire
T 0343/02 Scanning system/SOQUE HOLDINGS 2006-04-27
Résumés pour cette décision
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Titre de la demande
Automatically initiated scanning system
Nom du demandeur
Soque Holdings, Ltd.
Nom de l'opposant
Dov and Ophira Rosolio Aharonson
Chambre
3.5.01
Sommaire
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Dispositions juridiques pertinentes
European Patent Convention Art 108 1973European Patent Convention R 65(1) 1973European Patent Convention R 69(1) 1973Rules relating to fees Art 2(11)Rules relating to fees Art 8(1)(a)Rules relating to fees Art 9(1)
Mots-clés
Payment of appeal fee by cheque into EPO's Euro-account in London - small amount lacking due to deduction of bank charges
Admissibility of appeal (yes)
Exergue
1. Overlooking an underpayment of the appeal fee of less than two percent is justified pursuant to Article 9(1), last sentence, Rules Relating to Fees if this underpayment is due to the unexpected deduction of bank charges from the correct amount paid by cheque into the Euro account of the EPO in a country not having adopted the Euro system.
2. The notice of appeal referring to details of payment of the appeal fee and the fact of paying more than 98 percent of the appeal fee in time give clear indications within the meaning of G 2/97 that payment of the appeal fee was intended so that the principle of good faith obliges the EPO to notify the appellants if there is sufficient time to react before expiry of the period for payment.
Affaires citantes
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ORDER

For these reasons it is decided that:

The appeal is admissible.